Overview

• Richards asked a judge to require Aaron Phypers, his parents and his brother to leave the Calabasas rental so she can retrieve her dogs and personal items without violating a temporary restraining order.
• Court filings state the landlord plans to begin eviction on August 23 after months of unpaid rent and unsuccessful efforts to reach Phypers.
• Phypers’ response does not oppose retrieval of undisputed items and the dogs but proposes strict conditions, including an itemized list, two-hour pickup windows with movers only, off‑site parties, law‑enforcement standby and video documentation.
• He seeks $75,000 in attorney fees and $140,500 to cover alleged arrears for seven months of rent, HOA dues and utilities, claiming Richards controls marital funds and has withheld business equipment.
• In the same filing, Phypers asserts Richards never filed adoption papers he signed for her daughter Eloise, leaving him without legal status despite years of parenting.